2013 Montreal municipal election

2013 Montreal municipal election
65 seats in Montreal City Council; 33 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	43.32%
Mayor before election; Laurent Blanchard; Coalition Montréal	Elected mayor ; Denis Coderre; Équipe Denis Coderre

Municipal elections were held in the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada on November 3, 2013, as part of the 2013 Quebec municipal elections. Voters elected 65 positions on the Montreal City Council, including the mayor, borough mayors, and city councillors, as well as 38 borough councillors. Denis Coderre replaced interim mayor Laurent Blanchard, who was elected to replace the previous interim mayor, Michael Applebaum, who resigned due to 14 charges laid against him including fraud, conspiracy, breach of trust, and corruption in municipal affairs. Previous elected mayor Gérald Tremblay left office on November 5, 2012, after his party Union Montréal was suspected of corruption and mafia involvement. On July 2, 2013, Louise Harel, leader of the opposition Vision Montréal, announced she would not be running for mayor, instead supporting Marcel Côté.^[1]

Final list of Mayor of Montreal candidates

Confirmed

^[2]

Name	Leader of Municipal Party (if applicable)	Other notes
Richard Bergeron	Projet Montréal (Équipe Bergeron)	Urban planner
Denis Coderre	Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal (Équipe Denis Coderre)	Former Liberal MP
Marcel Côté	Coalition Montréal (Coalition Montréal Marcel Côté)	Co-founder of SECOR
Mélanie Joly	Vrai changement pour Montréal (Groupe Mélanie Joly)	Lawyer

Claude Blais	Independent
Louai Hamida	Independent	Quality control engineer
Clément Sauriol	Independent	Freelance worker
Kofi Sonokpon	Independent	Aeronautics expert
Patricia Tulasne	Independent	Actress (TV+cinema)
Joseph Young	Independent
Michel Brûlé	Independent	Author and publisher

Withdrawn

On October 30, Paunel Paterne Matondot decided to withdraw his nomination as mayor of Montreal at the election of November 3.^[3]

Declined

Raymond Bachand - MNA for Outremont
Michel Bédard - Former candidate
Gilles Duceppe - Former Leader of the Bloc Québécois
Liza Frulla - Former MP
Louise Harel - Leader of Vision Montréal^[1]
Michel Labrecque - STM President
David La Haye - Actor, producer
Normand Legault - Entrepreneur
Irois Léger - Former journalist^[4]
Gilbert Rozon - Founder of Just for Laughs

Opinion polls

For mayor

Denis Coderre's support remained steady in public opinion polling during the campaign, while the other established "major" candidates – Marcel Côté and Richard Bergeron – largely failed to make an impression. Instead, a lesser-known candidate, Mélanie Joly, pulled ahead of both Côté and Bergeron in public opinion polling to emerge as the second-place contender by the time of the final published poll.^[5]

Polling firm	Last date of polling	Link	Coderre	Côté	Bergeron	Joly	Other
CROP	October 15, 2013	HTML Archived January 27, 2014, at the Wayback Machine	41	11	21	24	2
Léger Marketing	October 5, 2013	HTML	39	17	23	16	5

Opinion polling prior to campaign
Polling firm	Last date of polling	Link	Coderre	Harel	Bergeron	Other	None of these	Don't know/ Wouldn't vote
CROP	May 12, 2013	PDF	33	15	18	5	1	28
2009 Election	November 2, 2009	HTML	—	32.73	25.45	41.82	—	—

Results

Denis Coderre confirmed polls before the election by winning the post of mayor of Montreal with 32.15% of votes and with a majority of 26,405 votes over Mélanie Joly, his closest rival.

His party, Équipe Coderre pour Montréal, gained 27 of the 65 seats within the city council. Meanwhile, Projet Montréal, led by Richard Bergeron, gained the status of official opposition by winning 20 seats. Marcel Côté's Coalition Montréal won only 6 seats and Mélanie Joly's Vrai changement pour Montréal won 4.

Composition of city and borough councils

Depending on their borough, Montrealers voted for:

Mayor of Montreal
Borough mayor (except in Ville-Marie, whose mayor is the Mayor of Montreal), who is also a city councillor
A city councillor for the whole borough or each district, who is also a borough councillor (Outremont and L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève have no city councillors other than the borough mayor)
Zero, one, or two additional borough councillors for each district

Borough	District	Borough Councillors
		City Councillors			Borough Councillor	Borough Councillor
			Borough Mayor	City Councillor	Borough Councillor	Borough Councillor

Ahuntsic-Cartierville	Ahuntsic		Pierre Gagnier	Émilie Thuillier
	Bordeaux-Cartierville			Harout Chitilian
	Saint-Sulpice			Pierre Desrochers
	Sault-au-Récollet			Lorraine Pagé

Anjou	Centre		Luis Miranda	Andrée Hénault	Michelle Zammit
	East				Paul-Yvon Perron
	West				Gilles Beaudry

Côte-des-Neiges– Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	Côte-des-Neiges		Russell Copeman	Magda Popeanu
	Darlington			Lionel Perez
	Loyola			Jeremy Searle
	Notre-Dame-de-Grâce			Peter McQueen
	Snowdon			Marvin Rotrand

L'Île-Bizard– Sainte-Geneviève	Denis-Benjamin-Viger		Normand Marinacci		Christian Larocque
	Jacques-Bizard				Jean-D. Lévesque-René
	Pierre-Foretier				Stéphane Côté
	Sainte-Geneviève				Éric Dugas

Lachine	Du Canal		Claude Dauphin	Jean-François Cloutier	Maja Vodanovic
	Fort-Rolland				Kymberley Simonyik
	J.-Émery-Provost				Daniel Racicot

LaSalle	Cecil-P.-Newman		Manon Barbe	Monique Vallée	Serge Declos	Josée Troilo
LaSalle	Sault-Saint-Louis		Manon Barbe	Richard Deschamps	Nancy Blanchet	Laura-Ann Palestini

Mercier– Hochelaga-Maisonneuve	Hochelaga		Réal Ménard	Éric Alan Caldwell
	Louis-Riel			Karine Boivin Roy
	Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe			Laurence L. Lalonde
	Tétreaultville			Richard Celzi

Montréal-Nord	Marie-Clarac		Gilles Deguire	Chantal Rossi	Monica Ricourt
Montréal-Nord	Ovide-Clermont		Gilles Deguire	Jean-Marc Gibeau	Sylvia Lo Bianco

Outremont	Claude-Ryan		Marie Cinq-Mars		Mindy Pollak
	Jeanne-Sauvé				Jacqueline Gremaud
	Joseph-Beaubien				Céline Forget
	Robert-Bourassa				Lucie Cardyn

Pierrefonds-Roxboro	Bois-de-Liesse		Dimitrios (Jim) Beis	Justine McIntyre	Roger Trottier
Pierrefonds-Roxboro	Cap-Saint-Jacques		Dimitrios (Jim) Beis	Catherine Clément-Talbot	Yves Gignac

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal	DeLorimier		Luc Ferrandez	Louise Mainville	Marianne Giguère
	Jeanne-Mance			Alex Norris	Christine Gosselin
	Mile-End			Richard Ryan	Marie Plourde

Rivière-des-Prairies– Pointe-aux-Trembles	La Pointe-aux-Prairies		Chantal Rouleau	Richard Guay	Manuel Guedes
	Pointe-aux-Trembles			Suzanne Décarie	Gilles Déziel
	Rivière-des-Prairies			Giovanni Rapanà	Nathalie Pierre-Antoine

Rosemont– La Petite-Patrie	Étienne-Desmarteau		François Croteau	Marc-André Gadoury
	Marie-Victorin			Guillaume Lavoie
	Saint-Édouard			François Limoges
	Vieux-Rosemont			Érika Duchesne

Saint-Laurent	Côte-de-Liesse		Alan DeSousa	Francesco Miele	Maurice Cohen
Saint-Laurent	Norman-McLaren		Alan DeSousa	Aref Salem	Michèle Biron

Saint-Léonard	Saint-Léonard-Est		Michel Bissonnet	Domenico Moschella	Lili-Anne Tremblay
Saint-Léonard	Saint-Léonard-Ouest		Michel Bissonnet	Dominic Perri	Mario Battista

Le Sud-Ouest	Saint-Henri–Petite-Bourgogne– Pointe-Saint-Charles		Benoit Dorais	Craig Sauvé	Sophie Thiébaut
Le Sud-Ouest	Saint-Paul–Émard		Benoit Dorais	Anne-Marie Sigouin	Alain Vaillancourt

Verdun	Champlain–L'Île-des-Sœurs		Jean-F. Parenteau	Manon Gauthier	Pierre L'Heureux	Marie-Eve Brunet
Verdun	Desmarchais-Crawford		Jean-F. Parenteau	Sterling Downey	Luc Gagnon	Marie-Andrée Mauger

Ville-Marie	Peter-McGill	(Mayor of Montreal)		Steve Shanahan
	Saint-Jacques			Richard Bergeron
	Sainte-Marie			Valérie Plante

Villeray–Saint-Michel– Parc-Extension	François-Perrault		Anie Samson	Sylvain Ouellet
	Parc-Extension			Mary Deros
	Saint-Michel			Frantz Benjamin
	Villeray			Elsie Lefebvre

Seat-by-seat results

Nominations were open from September 20 to October 4.

Candidate statistics

Party names are the official ones registered with Élection Montréal.^[6]

Union Montréal was officially dissolved on May 9, 2013.

	Party	Abbrev.	Number of candidates for			Total	Link
	Party	Abbrev.	Borough mayor	City councillor	Borough councillor	Total	Link
Total positions open			18	46	38	102
	Coalition Montréal - Marcel Côté	CM	16	46	34	96	[1]
	Équipe Andrée Champoux pour Verdun	EAC	1	2	4	7	[2]
	Équipe Anjou	EA	1	1	3	5
	Équipe Barbe Team - Pro action LaSalle	PAL	1	2	4	7
	Équipe conservons Outremont	ECO	1	0	4	5	[3]
	Équipe Dauphin Lachine	EDL	1	1	3	5	[4]
	Équipe Denis Coderre pour Montréal	EDC	17	45	37	99	[5]
	Équipe Richard Bélanger	ERB	1	0	4	5
	Équipe Savard - Option Verdun / Montréal	OVM	1	2	4	7
	Intégrité Montréal	IM	5	17	2	24	[6]
	Parti alternatif LaSalle Alternative Party	LAP	1	1	2	4
	Projet Montréal - Équipe Bergeron	PM	18	46	38	102	[7]
	Vrai changement pour Montréal - Groupe Mélanie Joly	VCM	9	26	20	55	[8]
	Independents	Ind	4	22	21	47
Total candidates			77	211	180	468

^[7]

Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	84,524	Borough mayor	48.47%	Pierre Gagnier 12,063 (30.41%)	Étienne Brunet 6,728 (16.96%)	Pierre Bastien 10,705 (26.99%)	Hasmig Belleli 9,167 (23.11%)	Claude Allard (IM) 1,001 (2.52%)	Pierre Gagnier	EDC hold
Ahuntsic	21,134	City councillor	54.23%	Diane Rodrigue 2,573 (23.00%)	Chantal Jorg 1,512 (13.52%)	Émilie Thuillier 4,450 (39.78%)	Laurette Racine 2,333 (20.86%)	Julie Ducharme (IM) 318 (2.84%)	Émilie Thuillier	PM hold
Bordeaux-Cartierville	21,159	City councillor	40.99%	Harout Chitilian 4,107 (48.86%)	Jean Héon 1,001 (11.91%)	Maria Ximena Florez 1,442 (17.15%)	Ibrahim Bruno El-Khoury 1,492 (18.86%)	Ali Belkacem (Ind.) 270 (3.21%) Marc Essertaize (IM) 94 (1.12%)	Harout Chitilian	EDC hold
Saint-Sulpice	22,266	City councillor	46.30%	Pierre Desrochers 3,477 (35.45%)	Jean-Jacques Lapointe 2,182 (22.25%)	Martin Bazinet 3,468 (35.36%)		Martin Félip Rainville (IM) 681 (6.94%)	Jocelyn Ann Campbell	EDC gain from Ind.
Sault-au-Récollet	19,965	City councillor	52.50%	Nathalie Hotte 2,883 (28.47%)	Louis-Gilles Molyneux 1,247 (12.31%)	Sophie-Anne Legendre 2,674 (26.40%)	Lorraine Pagé 2,884 (28.48%)	Mario Lemieux (IM) 263 (2.60%) Dominique Grondin (Ind.) 108 (1.07%) Nathalie Nyangono (Ind.) 69 (0.68%)	Étienne Brunet	VCM gain from CM

Anjou

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	Équipe Anjou	Incumbent	Result
—	29,172	Borough mayor	49.45%	Rémi Tondreau 3,412 (24.49%)	Nyrlande Marcellus 903 (6.48%)	René Obregon 1,752 (12.57%)	Luis Miranda 7,868 (56.46%)	Luis Miranda	EA hold
—	29,172	City councillor	49.39%	Youssef Hariri 3,263 (23.63%)	Charlotte Watson-Moreau 1,120 (8.11%)	Daniel Attard 1,962 (14.21%)	Andrée Hénault 7,465 (54.06%)	Andrée Hénault	EA hold
Centre	10,802	Borough councillor	51.41%	Angela Mancini 1,633 (30.84%)	Mona Moussalem 345 (6.52%)	Jean-Sébastien Roussy 863 (16.30%)	Michelle Di Genova Zammit 2,454 (46.35%)	Michelle Di Genova Zammit	EA hold
East	8,722	Borough councillor	47.97%	Sylvain Plourde 951 (23.62%)	Boubacar Touré 306 (7.60%)	Nadia Edouard 680 (16.89%)	Paul-Yvon Perron 2,089 (51.89%)	Paul-Yvon Perron	EA hold
West	9,648	Borough councillor	49.08%	Agata La Rosa 1,274 (28.30%)	Mona Sara 348 (7.73%)	Blaise Guillotte 567 (12.60%)	Gilles Beaudry 2,312 (51.37%)	Gilles Beaudry	EA hold

Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	94,587	Borough mayor	38.74%	Kevin Copps 7,880 (22.12%)	Russell Copeman 10,482 (29.42%)	Michael Simkin 9,348 (26.24%)	Andrew Ross 7,918 (22.22%)		Lionel Perez	CM gain from EDC
Côte-des-Neiges	15,870	City councillor	40.86%	Helen Fotopulos 1,876 (29.65%)	Albert Perez Co-candidate^[8] for Marcel Côté 1,181 (18.66%)	Magda Popeanu 1,953 (30.86%)	Raphaël Assor 1,267 (20.02%)	Elizabeth Siazon (Ind.) 51 (0.81%)	Helen Fotopulos	PM gain from EDC
Darlington	17,200	City councillor	34.02%	Lionel Perez 2,016 (35.72%)	Erik Hamon 1,692 (29.98%)	Kianoush Rashidan 899 (15.93%)	Kamala Jegatheeswaran 1,037 (18.37%)		Vacant	EDC gain
Loyola	20,927	City councillor	37.44%	Ruth Rosenfield 1,325 (17.28%)	Margaret Ford 1,267 (16.52%)	Christian Arseneault 1,441 (18.79%)	Kashmir Singh Randhawa 1,305 (17.02%)	Jeremy Searle (Ind.): 1,795 (23.41%) George Pentsos (Ind.): 436 (5.69%) Deborah Rankin (Ind.): 100 (1.30%)	Susan Clarke	Ind. gain from Ind.
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce	21,159	City councillor	45.61%	Gabriel Retta 1,187 (12.48%)	Martin Bergeron 1,343 (14.12%)	Peter McQueen 3,639 (38.26%)	Marie-Claude Johnson Co-candidate^[8] for Mélanie Joly 2,990 (31.44%)	Anne E. Adams (Ind.) 352 (3.7%)	Peter McQueen	PM hold
Snowdon	19,431	City councillor	35.16%	Ginette Sauvé-Frankel 1,280 (19.55%)	Marvin Rotrand 3,155 (48.20%)	Sarah Gutman 2,111 (32.25%)			Marvin Rotrand	CM hold

L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Projet Montréal	Équipe Bélanger	VCM	Independent	Incumbent	Result
—	13,432	Borough mayor	51.56%	Geoffrey Gordon Arscott 1,202 (17.72%)	Bruno Grenier 423 (6.23%)	Richard Bélanger 2,304 (33.96%)	Normand Marinacci 2,856 (42.09%)		Richard Bélanger	VCM gain from ERB
Denis-Benjamin-Viger	3,827	Borough councillor	55.60%	Steven Moran 369 (17.71%)	Marie-Andrée Gelly 135 (6.48%)	Christopher Little 534 (25.62%)	Christian Larocque 1,046 (50.19%)		Christopher Little	VCM gain from ERB
Jacques-Bizard	3,222	Borough councillor	51.40%	Daniel Brouillard 394 (24.38%)	Angèle Richer 107 (6.62%)	François Robert 391 (24.20%)	Jean-Dominic Lévesque-René 501 (31.00%)	Claude Theoret 223 (13.80%)	François Robert	VCM gain from ERB
Pierre-Foretier	3,914	Borough councillor	56.08%	Louise Gauthier 408 (18.94%)	Éric Fournier 132 (6.13%)	Diane Gibb 564 (26.18%)	Stéphane Côté 977 (45.36%)	Claude Limoges 73 (3.39%)	Diane Gibb	VCM gain from ERB
Sainte-Geneviève	2,469	Borough councillor	38.40%	Roger Leclerc 169 (18.55%)	Geneviève-Anaïs Proulx 63 (6.92%)	Éric Dugas 335 (36.77%)	Jean Maxime Dugat 240 (26.34%)	Philippe Voisard 104 (11.42%)	Éric Dugas	ERB hold

Lachine

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	Équipe Dauphin	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	31,399	Borough mayor	41.22%			Patricia Bossy 4,570 (36.52%)	Claude Dauphin 6,760 (54.03%)	Pierre Ene (Ind.) 1,182 (9.45%)	Claude Dauphin	EDL hold
—	31,399	City councillor	42.60%	Carolina Caruso 1,587 (12.27%)	Bernard Blanchet 3,902 (30.18%)	Jean-François Lefebvre 2,822 (21.83%)	Jean-François Cloutier 4,165 (32.21%)	Hagop (Jacques) Lakhoyan (Ind.) 453 (3.5%)	Jane Cowell-Poitras	EDL gain from Ind.
Du Canal	10,744	Borough councillor	38.53%	Sergio Borja 436 (10.95%)	Lise Poulin 1,118 (28.09%)	John Symon 795 (19.97%)	Maja Vodanovic 1,287 (32.34%)	Julie Langlois (Ind.) 344 (8.64%)	Lise Poulin	EDL gain from CM
Fort-Rolland	10,376	Borough councillor	51.63%	Jean-François Girard 551 (10.58%)	Mario Durante 760 (14.59%)	Julie Levasseur 1,548 (29.72%)	Kymberley Simonyik 1,618 (31.07%)	Christian Lejeune (Ind.) 478 (9.18%) Pierre Noël (Ind.) 144 (2.76%) Patrick Powell (Ind.) 109 (2.09%)	Jean-François Cloutier	EDL hold
J.-Émery-Provost	10,279	Borough councillor	37.14%		Catherine Ménard 1,114 (30.47%)	Antonio De Bordes 818 (22.37%)	Daniel Racicot 1,151 (31,48%)	Michel Dubois (Ind.) 444 (12.14%) Kevin Guilbault (Ind.) 129 (3.53%)	Bernard Blanchet	EDL gain from CM

LaSalle

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout							Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	Pro action	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	51,562	Borough mayor	39.88%	Jean-François Labbé 4,375 (22.01%)	Oksana Kaluzny 1,116 (5.61%)	Patrick Asch 2,235 (11.24%)	Manon Barbe 7,276 (36.60%)	Francisco Moreno 3,274 (16.47%)	Michael Vadacchino (LAP) 1,604 (8.07%)	Manon Barbe	PAL hold
Cecil-P.-Newman	25,902	City councillor	36.14%	Monique Vallée 2,578 (29.05%)	Enrico Pace 690 (7.78%)	Yosef Azzouni 1,021 (11.51%)	Luciano Di Sante 2,443 (27.53%)	Steven Laperrière 2,019 (22,75%)	Kiril Dolgih (IM) 122 (1.37%)	Alvaro Farinacci	EDC gain from Ind.
		Borough councillor I	36.12%	Anju Dhillon 2,258 (25.35%)	Mario Orlando 982 (11.02%)	Mody Maka Barry 911 (10.23%)	Serge Declos 2,326 (26.11%)	Eric Tremblay 1,900 (21.33%)	Raymond Dufort (LAP) 481 (5.40%) Héné Hayeck (Ind.) 51 (0.57%)	Vincenzo Cesari	PAL gain from Ind.
		Borough councillor II	36.14%	Dino Masanotti 2,699 (30.51%)	Sanjay Patel 612 (6.92%)	Amir Khan 1,067 (12.06%)	Josée Troilo 2,718 (30.72%)	Artur Adam Urbanowicz 1,751 (19,79%)		Josée Troilo	PAL hold
Sault-Saint-Louis	25,660	City councillor	43.85%	Carlo D'Ambrosio 2,441 (22.48%)	Pierre Lussier 874 (8.05%)	Monika Niedbalski 1,133 (10.43%)	Richard Deschamps 3,539 (32.59%)	Michel Benoit 2,272 (20.92%)	Frank Catalano (LAP) 601 (5.53%)	Richard Deschamps	PAL hold
		Borough councillor I	43.63%	Julien Lafontaine 2,546 (23.71%)	Jocelyne Bénard 829 (7.72%)	Patrizia Buffone 1,213 (11.30%)	Nancy Blanchet 3,367 (31.36%)	Andréa Kwon 2,126 (19.80%)	Luciano Sicoli (LAP) 656 (6.11%)	Vacant	PAL gain
		Borough councillor II	43.68%	Daniela Romano 2,877 (26.78%)	Basile Nakouzi 706 (6.57%)	Romarick Okou 1,204 (11.21%)	Laura Palestini 3,654 (34.01%)	Vas Karkavilas 2,302 (21.43%)		Laura Palestini	PAL hold

Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	96,729	Borough mayor	45.19%	Daniel Poulin 10,417 (25.02%)	Réal Ménard 15,106 (36.29%)	Pierre Lessard-Blais 12,937 (31.08%)		Serge Canuel (IM) 3,168 (7.61%)	Réal Ménard	CM hold
Hochelaga	23,755	City councillor	42.01%	Patrick Charbonneau 1,244 (12.84%)	Laurent Blanchard 2,739 (28.28%)	Éric Alan Caldwell 3,408 (35.18%)	Mikael St-Pierre 2,013 (20.78%)	Nicole Donnelly (Ind.) 282 (2.91%)	Vacant	PM gain
Louis-Riel	22,032	City councillor	46.24%	Karine Boivin Roy 3,327 (34.26%)	Lyn Thériault 2,768 (28.50%)	Michel Bouchard 2,754 (28.36%)		Sonia Robert (IM) 863 (8.89%)	Lyn Thériault	EDC gain from CM
Maisonneuve–Longue-Pointe	25,059	City councillor	45.74%	Cindy Pinel 2,435 (22.16%)	Pierre Paquet 2,214 (20.15%)	Laurence Lavigne Lalonde 3,462 (31.50%)	Alexandra Karatchevskaya 2,591 (23.58%)	Yves Racicot (Ind.) 288 (2.62%)	Louise Harel	PM gain from CM
Tétreaultville	25,883	City councillor	46.61%	Richard Celzi 3,232 (27.67%)	Gaëtan Primeau 2,269 (19.42%)	Suzie Miron 3,071 (26.29%)	Jonathan Talla 2,703 (23.14%)	Marc Tremblay (IM) 407 (3.48%)	Gaëtan Primeau	EDC gain from CM

Montréal-Nord

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout					Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	Independent	Incumbent	Result
—	52,007	Borough mayor	38.40%	Gilles Deguire 12,173 (65.02%)	Guy Ryan 3,902 (20.84%)	Suzanne Boivin 2,648 (14.14%)		Gilles Deguire	EDC hold
Marie-Clarac	27,391	City councillor	38.96%	Chantal Rossi 6,292 (63.29%)	Michelle Allaire 2,123 (21.36%)	Andrea Cohen 1,526 (15.35%)		Clementina Teti-Tomassi	EDC gain from Ind.
Marie-Clarac	27,391	Borough councillor	38.98%	Monica Ricourt 6,167 (62.22%)	Jean Roy 1,799 (18.15%)	David Nelson 1,502 (15.15%)	Henri-Paul Bernier 444 (4.48%)	Chantal Rossi	EDC hold
Ovide-Clermont	24,616	City councillor	37.74%	Jean-Marc Gibeau Co-candidate^[8] for Denis Coderre 6,376 (72.2%)	Claude Fortin 1,098 (12.43%)	Vladimir Gelin 905 (10.25%)	Renée-Chantal Belinga 452 (5.12%)	Jean-Marc Gibeau	EDC hold
Ovide-Clermont	24,616	Borough councillor	37.73%	Sylvia Lo Bianco 5,990 (69.44%)	Wilmann Edouard 1,325 (15.36%)	Claudia Citta 1,311 (15.20%)		Monica Ricourt	EDC hold

Outremont

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	ECO	Independent	Incumbent	Result
—	15,366	Borough mayor	60.65%	Renaud Tilquin 900 (9.81%)	Paul-André Tétreault 1,250 (13.63%)	Etienne Coutu 3,192 (34.81%)	Marie Cinq-Mars 3,582 (39.06%)	Comlan Amouzou 246 (2.68%)	Marie Cinq-Mars	ECO hold
Claude-Ryan	4,024	Borough councillor	61.28%	Sheldon Goldberg 381 (15.61%)	Paul-Guy Duhamel 163 (6.68%)	Mindy Pollak 860 (35.25%)	Charles Prévost 344 (14.10%)	Pierre Lacerte 692 (28.36%)	Louis Moffatt	PM gain from Ind.
Jeanne-Sauvé	3,750	Borough councillor	61.52%	Ana Nunes 395 (17.57%)	Marc-Nicolas Kobrynsky 356 (15.84%)	Jérôme Bugel 627 (27.89%)	Jacqueline Gremaud 870 (38.70%)		Ana Nunes	ECO gain from EDC
Joseph-Beaubien	4,161	Borough councillor	62.15%	Belgacem Rahmani 131 (5.16%)	Hubert Gallet 198 (7.80%)	Philipe Tomlinson 861 (33.90%)	Bertrand Nepveu 478 (18.82%)	Céline Forget 872 (34.33%)	Céline Forget	Ind. hold
Robert-Bourassa	3,431	Borough councillor	57.45%	Valérie Lapointe 258 (13.39%)	Marie Potvin 541 (28.07%)	Alexa Leblanc 405 (21.02%)	Lucie Cardyn 723 (37.52%)		Marie Potvin	ECO gain from CM

Pierrefonds-Roxboro

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	46,492	Borough mayor	34.80%	Dimitrios (Jim) Beis 5,276 (33.45%)	Christian G. Dubois 2,138 (13.56%)	Michael Labelle 3,638 (23.07%)	Karim Metwalli 4,719 (29.92%)		Monique Worth	EDC gain from Ind.
Bois-de-Liesse	24,446	City councillor	35.94%	Jean Raymond 2,367 (27.72%)	Suzanne Marceau 1,270 (14.87%)	Sameer Zuberi 1,958 (22.93%)	Justine McIntyre 2,943 (34.47%)		Christian G. Dubois	VCM gain from CM
Bois-de-Liesse	24,446	Borough councillor	35.95%	Claudine Campeau 2,375 (27.92%)	David-James Smith 1,113 (13.08%)	Nathalie Morin 2,050 (24.10%)	Roger Trottier 2,523 (29.66%)	Ross Stitt (Ind.) 263 (3.09%) Jean Charles Legault (Ind.) 183 (2.15%)	Dimitrios (Jim) Beis	VCM gain from EDC
Cap-Saint-Jacques	22,046	City councillor	33.52%	Catherine Clément-Talbot 3,309 (47.56%)	Linton Garner 1,502 (21.59%)	Eric McCarty 2,147 (30.86%)			Bertrand A. Ward	EDC gain from Ind.
Cap-Saint-Jacques	22,046	Borough councillor	33.55%	Yves Gignac 2,624 (36.37%)	Odette Maltais 914 (12.67%)	Lisa Sirignano 1,535 (21.28%)	Bhaskar Goswami 2,142 (29.69%)		Catherine Clément-Talbot	EDC hold

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	Intégrité Montréal	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	65,058	Borough mayor	51.52%	Gilbert Thibodeau 4,437 (13.62%)	Danièle Lorain 10,007 (30.72%)	Luc Ferrandez 16,706 (51.28%)		Martin Boyer (Ind.) 1,429 (4.39%)	Luc Ferrandez	PM hold
DeLorimier	23,148	City councillor	57.54%	Carmelle Marchessault 1,749 (13.57%)	Suzanne Craig 3,188 (24.73%)	Louise Mainville 6,661 (51.67%)	Crystal Racine Co-candidate^[8] for Michel Brûlé 695 (5.39%)	Simon Lacombe (Ind.) 386 (2.99%) Pierre Cousineau (Ind.) 212 (1.64%) ~~Bibiane Bovet (VCM)~~ Candidacy withdrawn^[9]	Josée Duplessis	PM hold
DeLorimier	23,148	Borough councillor	57.54%	Nam Truong 1,586 (12.29%)	Carl Boileau 3,587 (27.80%)	Marianne Giguère 6,771 (52.47%)		Sophie Stéphanie Lapierre (Ind.) 960 (7.44%)	Carl Boileau	PM gain from CM
Jeanne-Mance	20,584	City councillor	45.18%	Eleni Fakotakis-Kolaitis 1,453 (16.13%)	Piper Huggins 2,434 (27.02%)	Alex Norris 4,252 (47.2%)	Dominique Caron 518 (5,75%)	Joao Neves (Ind.) 224 (2.49%) Daniel Simon (Ind.) 128 (1.42%)	Richard Bergeron	PM hold
Jeanne-Mance	20,584	Borough councillor	45.50%	Antonio Rodrigues 1,479 (16.33%)	André Picard 2,480 (27.38%)	Christine Gosselin 4,432 (48.93%)	Manon Bisaillon 667 (7.36%)		Piper Huggins	PM gain from CM
Mile End	21,326	City councillor	51.02%	Alain Clavet 1,587 (15.12%)	Galia Vaillancourt 2,000 (19.05%)	Richard Ryan 6,126 (58.35%)	Isabelle Tremblay 785 (7.48%)		Alex Norris	PM hold
Mile End	21,326	Borough councillor	51.03%	Sandenga Yeba 1,168 (11.02%)	Stéphanie Grondin 1,609 (15.18%)	Marie Plourde 5,447 (51.40%)	Joaquin Olivo Rodriguez 257 (2.43%)	David Côté (VCM) 2,116 (19.97%)	Richard Ryan	PM hold

Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Independent	Incumbent	Result
—	78,909	Borough mayor	42.51%	Chantal Rouleau 20,755 (65.94%)	Michel Taylor 4,963 (15.77%)	Romeo Della Valle 5,759 (18.30%)			Chantal Rouleau	EDC hold
La Pointe-aux-Prairies	29,639	City councillor	42.08%	Richard Guay 5,922 (50.86%)	Caroline Bourgeois 3,326 (28.56%)	Paul Therrien 2,396 (20.58%)			Caroline Bourgeois	EDC gain from CM
La Pointe-aux-Prairies	29,639	Borough councillor	42.15%	Manuel Guedes 5,215 (43.38%)	Mario Blanchet 1,941 (16.15%)	Tomy-Richard Leboeuf McGregor 1,762 (14.66%)	Gaëtan Bérard 3,104 (25.82%)		Mario Blanchet	EDC gain from CM
Pointe-aux-Trembles	24,469	City councillor	46.95%	Suzanne Décarie 5,902 (54.43%)	Cindy Leclerc 2,046 (18.87%)	Hugues Surprenant 2,288 (21.10%)		Yan Théoret 608 (5.61%)	Suzanne Décarie	EDC hold
Pointe-aux-Trembles	24,469	Borough councillor	46.90%	Gilles Déziel 5,219 (48.48%)	Emmanuelle Perrier 2,155 (20.02%)	Audrey Beauséjour 2,659 (24.70%)		Gérald Briand 733 (6.81%)	Gilles Déziel	EDC hold
Rivière-des-Prairies	24,801	City councillor	38.58%	Giovanni Rapanà 6,046 (67.73%)	Italo Barone 1,394 (15.62%)	Jeffrey Scott Latchman 1,486 (16.65%)			Cindy Leclerc	EDC gain from CM
Rivière-des-Prairies	24,801	Borough councillor	38.59%	Nathalie Pierre-Antoine 5,281 (58.39%)	Danny Caruso 1,101 (12.17%)	Steven Hombrados 891 (9.85%)	Gianni Chiazzese 1,597 (17.66%)	Marcel Firmin 175 (1.93%)	Giovanni Rapanà	EDC hold

Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Intégrité Montréal	Incumbent	Result
—	96,442	Borough mayor	52.00%	Josselin Breton 10,522 (21.80%)	Simon Jolivet 6,409 (13.28%)	François Croteau 28,698 (59.47%)		Jean Saint-Louis 2,626 (5.44%)	François Croteau	PM hold
Étienne-Desmarteau	23,339	City councillor	54.87%	Jacques Monette 2,038 (16.34%)	Chantal L'Heureux 1,382 (11.08%)	Marc-André Gadoury 6,800 (54.51%)	Delphine Velasco 2,012 (16.13%)	Ekaterina Semikin 243 (1.95%)	Marc-André Gadoury	PM hold
Marie-Victorin	22,731	City councillor	50.41%	Françoise Stanton 3,770 (34.50%)	Jean Therrien 2,416 (22.11%)	Guillaume Lavoie 4,740 (43.38%)			Élaine Ayotte	PM gain from Ind.
Saint-Édouard	25,084	City councillor	51.13%	Michel Da Ponte 1,723 (13.74%)	Zhao Xin Wu 1,089 (8.69%)	François Limoges 7,582 (60.48%)	Marie-Thérèse Aïssi 2,142 (17.09%)		François Limoges	PM hold
Vieux-Rosemont	25,288	City councillor	51.53%	Maximilien May 2,325 (18.33%)	Yvan Girardin 1,398 (11.02%)	Érika Duchesne 5,938 (46.83%)	Pascal Boisgibault 2,673 (21.08%)	Martin Papineau 347 (2.74%)	Érika Duchesne	PM hold

Saint-Laurent

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Independent	Incumbent	Result
—	58,554	Borough mayor	35.82%	Alan DeSousa 10,887 (53.52%)	Marcello Barsalou 1,374 (6.75%)	William Fayad 2,255 (11.09%)	François Ghali 5,825 (28.64%)		Alan DeSousa	EDC hold
Côte-de-Liesse	30,970	City councillor	35.40%	Francesco Miele 4,561 (43.11%)	Frances Gorzalka 860 (8.13%)	Corinne Minier 1,366 (12.91%)	Eyal Albert Cohen 3,793 (35.85%)		Francesco Miele	EDC hold
Côte-de-Liesse	30,970	Borough councillor	35.70%	Maurice Cohen 4,881 (45.63%)	Sara Farah 1,042 (9.74%)	Dominique Bastien 1,383 (12.93%)	Michael Siegman 3,226 (30.16%)	Viorel Ivascu 166 (1.55%)	Maurice Cohen	EDC hold
Norman-McLaren	27,584	City councillor	36.03%	Aref Salem 4,309 (45.32%)	Mubashar Rasool 834 (8.77%)	Naïri Khandjian 1,374 (14.45%)	Mélanie Tannous 2,991 (31.46%)		Aref Salem	EDC hold
Norman-McLaren	27,584	Borough councillor	36.03%	Michèle D. Biron 4,654 (48.93%)	Elias Bitar 1,089 (11.45%)	Wael Hraiky 1,315 (13.82%)	Stefan Ionescu 2,454 (25.80%)		Michèle D. Biron	EDC hold

Saint-Léonard

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	48,112	Borough mayor	37.33%	Michel Bissonnet 10,938 (65.69%)	Dominic Talarico 2,282 (13.70%)	Cyrille Giraud 2,336 (14.03%)		Sabrina D'Avirro (IM) 1,096 (6.58%)	Michel Bissonnet	EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Est	20,982	City councillor	37.63%	~~Robert Zambito~~ Candidacy withdrawn^[10]	Domenico Moschella 2,468 (50.82%)	Roberta Peressini 2,388 (49.18%)			Robert Zambito	CM gain from EDC
Saint-Léonard-Est	20,982	Borough councillor	37.63%	Lili-Anne Tremblay 3,490 (48.89%)	Giuseppe (Joe) Mormina 923 (12.93%)	Nathan Dratler 804 (11.26%)	Tommaso Di Paola 1,732 (24.26%)	Yassir Madih (Ind.) 190 (2.66%)	Lili-Anne Tremblay	EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Ouest	27,130	City councillor	37.11%	Dominic Perri 6,241 (67.76%)	Sonya Mullins 1,334 (14.48%)	Edna Constant 1,635 (17.75%)			Dominic Perri	EDC hold
Saint-Léonard-Ouest	27,130	Borough councillor	37.10%	Mario Battista 6,149 (66.71%)	Orlando Panetta 1,335 (14.48%)	Teresa Taraborrelli 1,734 (18.81%)			Mario Battista	EDC hold

Le Sud-Ouest

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Intégrité Montréal	Incumbent	Result
—	51,114	Borough mayor	39.73%	Sylvia M. Rivès 4,110 (20.95%)	Benoit Dorais 5,402 (27.53%)	Jason Prince 5,287 (26.95%)	Cindy Filiatrault 4,822 (24.58%)		Benoit Dorais	CM hold
Saint-Henri–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles	29,736	City councillor	39.12%	Derek Robertson 2,224 (19.69%)	Véronique Fournier 2,905 (25.71%)	Craig Sauvé 3,309 (29.29%)	Mudi Wa Mbuji Liévin Kabeya 2,589 (22.92%)	Patrice-Hans Perrier 270 (2.39%)	Véronique Fournier	PM gain from CM
Saint-Henri–Petite-Bourgogne–Pointe-Saint-Charles	29,736	Borough councillor	39.07%	Pierre Fréchette 2,796 (25.51%)	Kristi de Bonville 3,067 (27.98%)	Sophie Thiébaut 5,099 (46.52%)			Sophie Thiébaut	PM hold
Saint-Paul–Émard	21,378	City councillor	40.68%	Claudia Olga Ouamabia 2,506 (31.04%)	Huguette Roy 2,139 (26.50%)	Anne-Marie Sigouin 2,997 (37.12%)		José Humberto Salas Castro 431 (5.34%)	Daniel Bélanger	PM gain from CM
Saint-Paul–Émard	21,378	Borough councillor	40.68%	Guillaume Phaneuf 2,617 (32.61%)	Daniel Bélanger 2,461 (30.66%)	Alain Vaillancourt 2,948 (36.73%)			Huguette Roy	PM gain from CM

Verdun

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout							Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	OVM	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	47,677	Borough mayor	44.74%	Jean-François Parenteau 5,147 (24.81%)	Alain Tassé 2,902 (13.99%)	Mary Ann Davis 4,594 (22.14%)	André Savard 2,669 (12.86%)	Mourad Bendjennet 3,645 (17.57%)	Andrée Champoux (EAC) 1,549 (7.47%) Jency Mercier (IM) 139 (0.67%) Katherine Le Rougetel (Ind.)^[11] 102 (0.49%)	Ginette Marotte	EDC gain from Ind.
Champlain –L'Île-des-Sœurs	25,660	City councillor	45.60%	Manon Gauthier 2,972 (26.25%)	André Julien 1,612 (14.24%)	Jack L. Kugelmass 2,195 (19.39%)	Marc Touchette 833 (7.36%)	Mathieu Bélanger 2,643 (23.34%)	Jacques Gendron (EAC) 1,067 (9.42%)	Vacant	EDC gain
		Borough councillor I	45.64%	Pierre L'Heureux 3,051 (26.9%)	Paul Beaupré 1,782 (15.71%)	Dolores Durbau 2,149 (18.95%)	Charles Côté 984 (8.68%)	Jacline Leroux 2,514 (22.17%)	Carole Anctil (EAC) 752 (6.63%) Abdulilah Kassem (Ind.) 109 (0.96%)	Paul Beaupré	EDC gain from CM
		Borough councillor II	45.68%	Marie-Eve Brunet 3,051 (26.88%)	Jean-Pierre Boivin 1,886 (16.62%)	Stefana Lamasanu 2,313 (20.36%)	Luce Latendresse 800 (7.05%)	Stéphanie Raymond-Bougie 2,617 (23.06%)	Béatrice Guay Pepper (EAC) 684 (6.03%)	Andrée Champoux	EDC gain from EAC
Desmarchais-Crawford	22,017	City councillor	43.68%	Sébastien Dhavernas 2,095 (22.53%)	Françoise Gloutnay 1,082 (11.64%)	Sterling Downey 2,306 (24.80%)	Richard Langlais 1,523 (16.38%)	Marie-Josée Parent 1,917 (20.62%)	France Caya (EAC) 376 (4.04%)	Alain Tassé	PM gain from CM
		Borough councillor I	43.67%	Michelle Tremblay 2,141 (23.05%)	Monique Trudel 1,228 (13.22%)	Luc Gagnon 2,329 (25.07%)	Joanne Poulin 1,431 (15.41%)	Gladys Negret 1,773 (19.09%)	Michèle L'Allier-Davies (EAC) 387 (4.17%)	Ann Guy	PM gain from Ind.
		Borough councillor II	43.67%	Philippe Sarrasin 2,018 (21.71%)	Rielle Lévesque 1,060 (11.40%)	Marie-Andrée Mauger 2,422 (26.05%)	Robert Auger 1,510 (16.24%)	André-Yanne Parent 1,878 (20.20%)	Mamad Raheemeea (EAC) 409 (4.40%)	André Savard	PM gain from OVM

Ville-Marie

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
Peter-McGill	17,243	City councillor	29.54%	Damien Silès 1,366 (27.44%)^[12]	Nicole Trudeau 962 (19.32%)^[13]	Jimmy Zoubris 786 (15.79%)^[14]	Steve Shanahan 1,865 (37.46%)		Sammy Forcillo	VCM gain from Ind.
Saint-Jacques	19,487	City councillor	41.10%	Philippe Schnobb 2,247 (28.62%)	François Robillard 1,307 (16.65%)	Janine Krieber Co-candidate^[8] for Richard Bergeron 2,283 (29.08%)	Francis Salvadori 1,707 (21.74%)	Jade Wang (IM) 149 (1.90%) Stéphane Deschamps (Ind.) 104 (1.32%) Nelson Dias (Ind.) 54 (0.69%)	François Robillard	PM gain from CM
Sainte-Marie	17,678	City councillor	44.54%	Pierre Paiement 898 (11.71%)	Louise Harel 2,263 (29.52%)	Valérie Plante 2,526 (32.95%)		Pierre Mainville (Ind.) 1,626 (21.21%) Anne-Marie Gélinas (IM) 354 (4.62%)	Pierre Mainville	PM gain from Ind.

Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension

Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout						Incumbent	Result
Electoral District	Eligible voters	Position	Turnout	Équipe Coderre	Coalition	Projet Montréal	VCM	Other	Incumbent	Result
—	86,454	Borough mayor	42.08%	Anie Samson 12,395 (35.61%)	Soraya Martinez 5,447 (15.65%)	Nathalie Goulet 11,665 (33.52%)	Béatrice Zako 5,296 (15.22%)		Anie Samson	EDC hold
François-Perrault	21,822	City councillor	41.30%	Claude Bricault 2,799 (32.54%)	Nino Colavecchio 929 (10.80%)	Sylvain Ouellet 2,822 (32.80%)	Angelo De Cicco 1,737 (20.19%)	François St-Louis (IM) 197 (2.29%) André-Germain Lessard (Ind.) 119 (1.38%)	Frank Venneri	PM gain from Ind.
Parc-Extension	19,585	City councillor	37.46%	Mary Deros 3,105 (44.57%)	Stella Anastasakis 924 (13.26%)	Sasha Dyck 1,938 (27.82%)	Dilbagh Singh 1,000 (14.35%)		Mary Deros	EDC hold
Saint-Michel	21,255	City councillor	33.47%	Frantz Benjamin 3,390 (50.24%)	John De Luca 958 (14.20%)	Isabelle Bernard 1,270 (18.82%)	Emilio Alvarez Garcia 1,129 (16.73%)		Frantz Benjamin	EDC hold
Villeray	23,792	City councillor	54.20%	Pasquale Lino Iacobacci 1,700 (13.63%)	Elsie Lefebvre 5,691 (45.64%)	Robert Prévost 4,604 (36.93%)		Ludovic Aubut-Lussier (Ind.) 473 (3.79%)	Elsie Lefebvre	CM hold

References

^ ^a ^b "Louise Harel abandons race to be Mayor of Montreal". CTV Montreal. July 2, 2013. Retrieved July 2, 2013.
^ "Candidates for elective office". Archived from the original on October 2, 2013. Retrieved September 28, 2013.
^ Withdrawal of nomination of Paunel Paterne Matondot
^ "Launch video". Archived from the original on October 2, 2013. Retrieved September 8, 2013.
^ "Is Montreal ready for Melanie Joly and real change in the race for mayor?". Toronto Star, October 20, 2013.
^ Political parties - Le Directeur général des élections du Québec (DGEQ)
^ "Élections 2013 - Candidatures | Portail données ouvertes". City of Montreal. October 7, 2013. Archived from the original on October 16, 2013. Retrieved October 15, 2013.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "A person may only run for one position, either mayor of the city, borough mayor, city councillor, or borough councillor. However, a person running for mayor of the city for an authorized party may also run, together with a second person called a 'co-candidate' (colistier), for city councillor. This does not include the position of borough mayor. If the candidate for mayor is elected and also obtains the largest number of votes for the position of city councillor, he or she becomes mayor of the city and the co-candidate becomes city councillor. If he or she is defeated for city but obtains the largest number of votes for city councillor, he or she becomes city councillor for the district or (in the case of Anjou and Lachine only) the borough instead of the co-candidate, unless he or she refuses the position in writing within 30 days after his or her election as city councillor is announced." - Élection Montréal. Manuel du candidat. 2009. pp. 8-9.
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^ "St-Léonard councillor Robert Zambito resigns over Enquête investigation". CBC News. October 29, 2013. Retrieved October 29, 2013.
^ Le Rougetel was a candidate of the Communist League.
^ Silès is a former director of the Societe de developpement social de Ville-Marie. During the 2013 election, Denis Coderre described Silès as one of the three "pillars" of his party and promised to appoint him to the Montreal executive committee with responsibility for social development. His defeat in Peter-McGill prevented that outcome. See Allison Lampert, "Consequences of a construction boom; Mayoral candidates are urged to weigh housing market while courting families," Montreal Gazette, October 16, 2013, A4; Linda Gyulai, "Forming inner circle is Coderre's next task; Mayor-elect to name inspector general to oversee contract awarding," Montreal Gazette, November 5, 2013, A6.
^ Trudeau has Bachelor of Laws (1970) and Master of Laws (1975) degrees from the Université de Montréal. She has served as vice-president of the Commission des droits de la personne (1981–87), was a member and vice-president of the Commission municipale du Québec (1999–2006), and for a time served as president of Union Montreal (2009–10). In 2004, she helped oversee the de-merger of some suburban municipalities from Montreal. See Rhéal Séguin, "Tear gas misused, group says," Globe and Mail, May 1, 2001, A7; Maurice Crossfield, "Sutton merger plan panned at public hearing: 'Only a forced merger can divide us' -- citizens group," Montreal Gazette, January 14, 2002, p. 3; Linda Gyulai, "Tremblay reassesses his team," Montreal Gazette, June 22, 2004, A1; Communiqués: TRUDEAU, Nicole Archived December 15, 2013, at the Wayback Machine, Site de la première ministre du Québec, June 2012, accessed December 12, 2013; Philippe Teisceira-Lessard, "Marcel Côté recrute une ancienne d'Union Montréal", Le Presse, October 3, 2013, accessed December 12, 2013; Nicole Trudeau Archived December 13, 2013, at the Wayback Machine, Coalition Montréal campaign biography, accessed December 12, 2013.
^ Zoubris has a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM). He owns a family business on Montreal's Park Avenue, is president of the Park Avenue Merchants Association, and has served on the board of the Hellenic Community of Montreal and Projet Montréal. See Board of Directors, Projet Montréal, accessed December 12, 2013.

[HarelMTL-1] "Louise Harel abandons race to be Mayor of Montreal". CTV Montreal. July 2, 2013. Retrieved July 2, 2013.

[2] "Candidates for elective office". Archived from the original on October 2, 2013. Retrieved September 28, 2013.

[3] Withdrawal of nomination of Paunel Paterne Matondot

[4] "Launch video". Archived from the original on October 2, 2013. Retrieved September 8, 2013.

[5] "Is Montreal ready for Melanie Joly and real change in the race for mayor?". Toronto Star, October 20, 2013.

[6] Political parties - Le Directeur général des élections du Québec (DGEQ)

[7] "Élections 2013 - Candidatures | Portail données ouvertes". City of Montreal. October 7, 2013. Archived from the original on October 16, 2013. Retrieved October 15, 2013.

[colistier-8] "A person may only run for one position, either mayor of the city, borough mayor, city councillor, or borough councillor. However, a person running for mayor of the city for an authorized party may also run, together with a second person called a 'co-candidate' (colistier), for city councillor. This does not include the position of borough mayor. If the candidate for mayor is elected and also obtains the largest number of votes for the position of city councillor, he or she becomes mayor of the city and the co-candidate becomes city councillor. If he or she is defeated for city but obtains the largest number of votes for city councillor, he or she becomes city councillor for the district or (in the case of Anjou and Lachine only) the borough instead of the co-candidate, unless he or she refuses the position in writing within 30 days after his or her election as city councillor is announced." - Élection Montréal. Manuel du candidat. 2009. pp. 8-9.

[9] "No hard feelings toward Joly, Bovet says". CJAD. October 22, 2013. Retrieved October 29, 2013.

[10] "St-Léonard councillor Robert Zambito resigns over Enquête investigation". CBC News. October 29, 2013. Retrieved October 29, 2013.

[11] Le Rougetel was a candidate of the Communist League.

[12] Silès is a former director of the Societe de developpement social de Ville-Marie. During the 2013 election, Denis Coderre described Silès as one of the three "pillars" of his party and promised to appoint him to the Montreal executive committee with responsibility for social development. His defeat in Peter-McGill prevented that outcome. See Allison Lampert, "Consequences of a construction boom; Mayoral candidates are urged to weigh housing market while courting families," Montreal Gazette, October 16, 2013, A4; Linda Gyulai, "Forming inner circle is Coderre's next task; Mayor-elect to name inspector general to oversee contract awarding," Montreal Gazette, November 5, 2013, A6.

[13] Trudeau has Bachelor of Laws (1970) and Master of Laws (1975) degrees from the Université de Montréal. She has served as vice-president of the Commission des droits de la personne (1981–87), was a member and vice-president of the Commission municipale du Québec (1999–2006), and for a time served as president of Union Montreal (2009–10). In 2004, she helped oversee the de-merger of some suburban municipalities from Montreal. See Rhéal Séguin, "Tear gas misused, group says," Globe and Mail, May 1, 2001, A7; Maurice Crossfield, "Sutton merger plan panned at public hearing: 'Only a forced merger can divide us' -- citizens group," Montreal Gazette, January 14, 2002, p. 3; Linda Gyulai, "Tremblay reassesses his team," Montreal Gazette, June 22, 2004, A1; Communiqués: TRUDEAU, Nicole Archived December 15, 2013, at the Wayback Machine, Site de la première ministre du Québec, June 2012, accessed December 12, 2013; Philippe Teisceira-Lessard, "Marcel Côté recrute une ancienne d'Union Montréal", Le Presse, October 3, 2013, accessed December 12, 2013; Nicole Trudeau Archived December 13, 2013, at the Wayback Machine, Coalition Montréal campaign biography, accessed December 12, 2013.

[14] Zoubris has a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM). He owns a family business on Montreal's Park Avenue, is president of the Park Avenue Merchants Association, and has served on the board of the Hellenic Community of Montreal and Projet Montréal. See Board of Directors, Projet Montréal, accessed December 12, 2013.

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